๐ 7 Books mentioned in "Specialisation Is For Insects | David Epstein" of Modern Wisdom

Podcast: Modern Wisdom
Episode: Specialisation Is For Insects | David Epstein
Published on July 1, 2019
Hereโs a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

Atomic Habits
Buy Atomic Habits by James Clear on Amazon
oh that's why I've misread it in atomic atomic habits
The host mentions misreading something in 'Atomic Habits'.

Chasing Excellence
Buy Chasing Excellence by Ben Bergeron on Amazon
there's a story in chasing excellence by Ben Bergeron where he says that Matt wouldn't let himself leave
The host mentions a story from 'Chasing Excellence' by Ben Bergeron about Matt Fraser.

Ending Medical Reversal
Buy Ending Medical Reversal by Vinayak K. Prasad, Adam S. Cifu on Amazon
there's a whole book about this called ending medical reversal by these two doctors that talks about how procedures keep being done even after science has like totally show they should not be done and more
David Epstein mentions a book called 'Ending Medical Reversal' written by two doctors, discussing its theme about unnecessary medical procedures.

Range
Buy Range by David Epstein on Amazon
Well we'll get it dig into your new book today range
The host introduces the guest's new book, 'Range'.

The Sports Gene
Buy The Sports Gene by David Epstein on Amazon
one of which was I wrote a book before this called the sports gene about genetics and athleticism
David Epstein mentions his previous book, 'The Sports Gene'.

The Way of the Superior Man
Buy The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida on Amazon
David date is the way of the superior man he talks about phases in people's lives and he says that one of the times that's a trigger for he's talking about men
The host mentions 'The Way of the Superior Man' and its author David Deida, discussing its theme about phases in life.

Wired to Create
Buy Wired to Create by Dr Scott Barry Kaufman, Carolyn Gregoire on Amazon
but but that reminds me of this book that I really loved called wired to create by Scott Barry Kaufman and Carolyn Gregoire because basically one of the themes is that these creative people are like contradictory and all their personality tests basically like they contain multitudes